When we go out to travel, often encounter the problem is that we will stay in the airport for a period of time, especially in the long-distance flight, this time you need to spend the night, today I am non-everyone to say, we can sleep in Singapore Changi Airport overnight where? The choice is still a lot of ah!

Transit Hotel

Changi Airport within the three terminals there are transit hotels, do not need to check in, you can stay.

These are the Alotel Transit Hotel located at Terminal 1, 3rd Floor Departures Transit Hall, the Ambassador Transit Hotel located at Terminal 2, 3rd Floor Departures Transit Hall (above the Orchid Gardens), and the Ambassador Transit Hotel located at Terminal 3, 3rd Floor Departures Transit Hall (next to the cinema).

The transfer hotels have good facilities, but they are also more expensive, at $90 for six hours and billed at $20/hour for more than six hours.

Transit Lounges

The Rainforest Lounge in Terminal 1 and the Ambassador Transit Lounge in Building 3 are also good choices, where you can enjoy beverages, snacks, showers, gym, massages, etc. for SGD58.85 per 5 hours, SGD29.43 per 5 hours for children, and free of charge for those under 5 years old.

Loungers and sofas

Even if you don't want to pay for a hotel or transit lounge, it doesn't matter, because you'll actually find people sleeping in all sorts of corners of Changi Airport. And that's because there are plenty of free and comfortable loungers and sofas available at Changi Airport!

There are SnoozeLounges in the departures and transfers halls of every terminal at Changi Airport, which are free to use, with OSIM massage chairs and ergonomic recliners, so you can get plenty of rest if you're connecting to an overnight flight.

When you get up from bed, you can go to the bathroom to wash up, or spend about S$10 to take a bath in the shower room, which will provide a towel and a complimentary drink.

What to eat at Singapore Changi Airport

Changi Airport is an internationally renowned food hub, where you can eat all the food of Southeast Asia and even the world, and definitely not the expensive and unpalatable airport snacks that you may have remembered.

Basically, you can use US dollars, euros, Singapore dollars, Chinese yuan and other currencies to spend money here, but you can only get change in Singapore dollars, so if you don't want to collect change from different countries, you can simply use your credit card!

The StaffCanteen on the first floor of Terminal 1 is also open to the public. Chicken rice, coconut milk rice, Thai stir-fry, and spicy hot pot, cold skin, etc. etc. can be found here, so it's a great place to have a meal if you're in a hurry.

For a taste of Malay flavors from the 1980s, try South Seas Flavor 1983 on the first floor. A spicy coconut milk rice combo with a refreshing glass of guava juice is a must at this restaurant! The Malay noodles, ron dong and Penang laksa are also very authentic and tasty.

Terminal 2, Level 3 of the 24-hour food court is open 24 hours a day, which is a stall is a restaurant, prawn noodles, laksa, Hainanese chicken rice are the signature food here, meat bone tea flavor is also good.

Third Terminal B2 food area in Singapore's famous traditional breakfast store - Ya Kun, the aroma of toasted bread with soft boiled eggs, coffee aroma, really just smell the aroma of hungry! Yakun's is open 24 hours a day, so no matter when you come, you can have a tempting toast~

Besides the food court in B2, there is also a Singapore food court in the 3rd floor of Terminal 3, in the control area of the Customs and Excise Department, which offers a wide range of food choices. The most special thing about this street is that it is 60's themed, and most of the meals are served from makeshift carts and stalls. Everything from Hainanese Chicken Rice to Pork Bone Tea can be found in this nostalgic street, and there are stores open 24 hours a day here too.

If you need to spend the night here at Singapore Changi Airport, you can learn about this information, I hope it can help you, and you need to keep an eye on your stuff when you spend the night!